NT2 Fuse link autozone RT16-2 Hrc Ceramic Knife Blade Fuse Link
Key attributes
| Brand | Switchgear parts |
| Model NO. | NT2 Fuse link autozone RT16-2 Hrc Ceramic Knife Blade Fuse Link |
| Rated voltage | AC500V |
| Rated normal current | 80-400A |
| Series | NT2 |
Product descriptions from the supplier
Environment
1) Temperature range: -5 ℃~+40 ℃
2) Working humidity range: ≤ 50% (at 40 ℃), ≤ 90% (at 20 ℃).
3) Altitude: ≤ 2000m.
Install
The knife shaped contact fuse needs to be installed with a matching base.
Storage
When storing fuse links, they should be protected from erosion by rain and snow, and stored in a well ventilated warehouse with a relative humidity (at 25 ℃) not exceeding 90%, a temperature not exceeding 40 ℃, and not lower than -30 ℃.
Maintenance
1) Regularly clean the dust and check the contact condition of the contact points.
2) During maintenance and inspection, the power supply must be cut off according to safety regulations, and it is not allowed to remove the fuse when it is live.
Model selection |
Rated voltage V |
Size |
Rated current (melt) A |
Scope of segmentation and category of use |
Rated breaking capacity |
RT16-2(NT2)-80A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
80 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-100A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
100 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-125A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
125 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-160A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
160 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-200A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
200 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-250A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
250 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-315A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
315 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-350A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
350 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-400A/500V |
AC500V |
2 |
400 |
gG |
120 |
RT16-2(NT2)-80A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
80 |
gG |
50 |
RT16-2(NT2)-100A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
100 |
gG |
50 |
RT16-2(NT2)-125A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
125 |
gG |
50 |
RT16-2(NT2)-160A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
160 |
gG |
50 |
RT16-2(NT2)-200A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
200 |
gG |
50 |
RT16-2(NT2)-250A/690V |
AC690V |
2 |
250 |
gG |
50 |
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